Sentence examples for bargain recognized from inspiring English sources

This bargain recognized the interlinked, network nature of financial risk and integrated governmental regulation with private actor governance structures.

One can't say that she had made a bargain without recognizing the Ravens' overwhelming role in brokering it.

The wealthier teams accept the concept noted in the collective bargaining agreement, recognizing "that the participation of two clubs is necessary for the production of the on-field competition that the clubs sell to the public".

Collective bargaining was not recognized under the law.

Interstate purchased another toy chain, the prosaically named Children's Bargain Town, but it recognized that Lazarus had a knack for speaking directly to children, and it eventually rechristened all its toy stores Toys R Us.

Minimum-wage laws and the right to collective bargaining in industry are recognized as well.

Negotiations between Southern political leaders and representatives of Hayes produced a bargain: Hayes would recognize Democratic control of the remaining Southern states, and Democrats would not block the certification of his election by Congress (see United States presidential election of 1876).

The union wants to be recognized as their bargaining agent, but university officials insist that, without state legislation, they are not authorized to grant such recognition.

Once a majority of workers in a company or at a location sign up for a union, the union is recognized as the bargaining agent and laws protecting organized workers take effect.

The National Labor Relations Act of 1935 recognized unions' rights to collectively bargain, and imposed a duty on employers to bargain in good faith.

"There's enough people out there that still have the wherewithal to buy and are going to recognize a bargain," said Mr. Walser, the Minneapolis dealer.